NARENDRA KUMAR SHAH
AIR 86 · CSE 2015
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
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| GS1 | VisionIAS | 16 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 25 | source PDF |
Optional subject copies
| Subject | Source | Marks | Copy |
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| Sociology | VisionIAS | — | Open copy |
| Sociology | VisionIAS | — | Open copy |
Sample questions answered
- Even though women may have equal skills, qualifications and commitment as men, they face much more difficulty in rising up the leadership hierarchy. Discuss the reasons for the same. Also, explain the importance of having gender parity in positions of leadership. GS1
- All correct decisions are honest and all incorrect decisions are dishonest. Do you agree? How should the correctness and incorrectness of a decision be decided? GS1
- Should birth control be a voluntary exercise or a government policy in a country? In this regard, examine the ethical dimensions of having a One Child Policy in India. GS1
- An organisation consists of a variety of individuals with varying values and degrees of motivation. What challenges do leaders face when forging a harmonious work culture in such an organisation? How can leaders engender a sense of inclusion in face of such diversity? GS1
- Notwithstanding compassion and morality, it is national interest that ultimately determines a country's decisions in international relations. Discuss this statement in the context of the current refugee crisis. GS1
- What are the ethical issues involved in climate change negotiations? Suggest some strategies to address the divergence in ethical positions of different nations. GS1
- Why is there a need for Performance Management System in an outcome oriented government? Evaluate the feasibility of peer review in context of Indian civil services. GS1
- Discretionary power in the hands of public servants is a necessary evil. Discuss. GS1
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